The Committee for the 2024 John Legge ASAA Thesis Prize has awarded the first prize to two researchers: To Alison Darby (ANU) for: Patriotic Marriage: Eugenics, Colonial Intimacy and the Politics of the Marital Family in the Japanese Empire, 1931–1945. And, to Phyu Phyu Oo (Griffith University) for: The Role of the State in Preventing and Responding […]
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Sophie Chao’s book, In the Shadow of the Palms: More-Than-Human Becomings in West Papua (Duke University Press 2022), has been selected by the ECR Prize Committee as the winner of the 2024 ASAA ECR Book Prize. This year’s ECR Prize Committee included Professor Julian Millie (Monash), Professor Mina Roces (UNSW) and Professor Kaori Okano (La
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An article from the Asian Studies Review has been included in a Taylor&Francis article collection for World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, which was celebrated recently. The article is “Middleman Minority Nation: A New Conceptualisation of the State in Singapore”. The articles in the collection will be free to access via this link until
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The ASAA Council is pleased to announce the appointment of three new honorary life members: Emeritus Professor Robin Jeffrey, Anne Platt and Enid Bishop. These appointments are made to colleagues who have modelled exemplary service to ASAA and to the field of Asian Studies in Australia more broadly. Robin Jeffrey Robin Jeffrey is Emeritus Professor at
The Wang Gungwu Prize for the best Asian Studies Review article in 2023 has been awarded jointly to Thi Gammon and Shuk Man Leung. Thi Gammon is an Associate Lecturer and Researcher at Kings College London and was awarded the Wang Gungwu Prize for the article “Your Bodies are Our Future: Vietnamese Men’s Engagement with Korean
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Submissions for abstracts and panel proposals are welcome for the 2024 LCNAU Eighth Biennial Colloquium. Hosted by the University of Sydney’s School of Languages and Cultures, the Languages and Cultures Network for Australian Universities (LCNAU) 2024 Colloquium will explore the theme, ‘Trans/Formation: research and education in languages and cultures’. LCNAU invites scholars, practitioners, early career
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